New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-05

Rooms for rent over Citizens Bank.
Albert Held is home on weeks
visit. .
John Albert will go to Springfield to-
morrow to open clothing store.
If you wish to hear good entertain.
ment, attend the concert at Turner
Hall this evening.
Adjutand A. j. Eckstein and Bugler
A. Domeier are in Chicago in camp
with the second Regimeot,
The railroad company has come to
time and are now building the culvert
on Center Street where it crosses the
track.
j. Mic. Nenno does the honors at the
Union House. He has beeen appointed
| chief clerk of the hotel and will do his
utmost to make guests feel at home.
w. N. Drew formerly with S. D. Pc
terson and now resident of Marshall,
was here with Mrs. Drew yesterday
calling on old friends.
VIM. Braendel and Miss Dora Rausch
were married at West Newton yester-
day. VIM, who is clerking for
B. Behnke & Co., will make his
permanent home here. The REVIEW
wishes the young couple a happy life.
The case of German Triton against
the county commissioners ct al was
argued before Judge Severance at Man
kato Monday. Mr.. Thompson Of Slee-
py Eye appeared for the plaintiff and
Lind & Hagberg for the defense. The
decision had not been rendered at the
time of this writing.
The city council have extended the
time for the removal of obstructions
from public streets, alleys and lands,
now occupied by private parties, to
October Is. They also granted Mr.. F.
Aufderheide time until November to
repair the streets damaged bv him.
The proceeds of the entertainment
given by Blind Boone, the musical pro-
dizzy, and by Stella, the twelve year old
vocalist, ut Turner Hall this evening,
will 90 to Mrs. Mowery. The enter
tainment is good and the object a
worthy,one. We hope that full house
will greet the performers.
State Auditor Braden has notified
County Auditor Bertrand that the State
Board of equalization has raised the as
sessment of Brown County as follows
HORSES, one year old 335 per cent.
two years old, Is per cent. three years
old and over, 20 per cent.
CATTLE, one year old. Is per cent. /;
two years old, 10 per cent.
Cows, 25 per cent All other cattle
three years old and over so per cent.
SHEEP, 25 per cent.
MELoDEoNs and ORGANS, 80 pc
cent.
A short time ago a mower, belonging
to Michael Zupfer, living in town Cot.
| tonwood, was demolished by some un-
known parties. Mr.. Zupfer accused
Miss Theresa Schaible and hired man,
working for Henry Schaible of having
done the deed. AS the parties were
innocent, Mr.. H. Schaible, brother OF
Miss Schaible, had Mr.. Zupfer arrested
for malicious SANDER. The latter was
tried, found guilty and fined five dollars
and costs. Mr.. Zupfer should charge
this to experience. 1t is one thing to
accuse person and another to prove
the charge. Charges of this, or any
other kind, should never be brought un-
less the accuser can prove the charge.
The private bankers of this state
held a meeting at St. Paul Friday for
the purpose of agreeing upon the posi-
ton they should occupy in regard to
the law passed by the last legislature,
prohibiting private banks from using
any corporate name so long as such
bank remained unincorporated. The
general sentiment of those present was
that the law is unconstitutional. Ac-
cording to the wording of the act no
private bank has right to issue draft
which has ''any incorporate name there
on If the law is constitutional the
Citizens or Brown County Bank of
New Ulm cannot issue draft on any
incorporated bank in any other city.
The bankers in session resolved, that
if the law was good they would open a
private bank in st. Paul.
The battalion of Minnesota Guards.